Dr. Jeremy Wallace

Biography

Jeremy Wallace is the Doak Barnett Professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), specializing in China Studies. His research focuses on topics such as climate change, urbanization, and statistical analysis concerning China. He examines critical issues including the interplay of information and propaganda in authoritarian regimes, particularly how these dynamics affect political and social outcomes. Wallace has published extensively, including books like 'Seeking Truth Hiding Facts: Information, Ideology, Authoritarianism in China' and 'Cities and Stability: Urbanization, Redistribution, and Regime Survival in China.' His journal articles address themes ranging from the political consequences of nationalist protests to the informational challenges in Chinese governance. He is an active voice in media discussions on US-China relations and global climate politics, contributing to publications and media outlets like the Washington Post and Foreign Affairs, and regularly participates in podcasts. Wallace teaches courses that explore the relationship between China's climate policies and its role as the world's largest carbon emitter.

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